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HIV-related deaths and mid-year population by age group in Country Y in 2003 are given below...

HIV-related deaths and mid-year population by age group in Country Y in 2003 are given below

Age group (years)

HIV-related deaths

Mid-year population

Age specific HIV related death rate (per 100,000 population)

0-4

336

33,600,000

5-14

87

62,400,000

15-24

499

38,400,000

25-34

4454

38,400,000

35-44

3360

24,000,000

45-54

1516

19,200,000

55+

504

24,000,000

Total

10756

240,000,000

4.5

(d) Calculate the age-specific HIV-related death rates for country Y in 2003, and complete the above table. (4pts)

(e) Can you conclude that a person living in country X has a risk of dying from HIV that is 1.2 times as high as a person living in country Y? Give a reason for your answer (2pts)

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